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HyperWorks 12.0 Release Notes

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AcuTrace results for massless particles flowing over a flexible road sign<br />

under high wind conditions<br />

Changes to AcuConsole Parasolid CAD Reader<br />

AcuConsole no longer needs a separate license feature to import Parasolid files. Parasolid formats may<br />

now be imported directly into AcuConsole using the standard HWU licensing scheme.<br />

Improvements to Installation Package<br />

AcuSolve V<strong>12.0</strong> boasts a new, common installation package interface across all supported platforms.<br />

This was accomplished through a transition to the InstallAnywhere packaging. The InstallAnywhere<br />

package is proven to install and uninstall in a fraction of the time on Windows platforms when<br />

compared to previous releases of AcuSolve. In addition to the performance improvements, Perl is now<br />

included in the Windows packages, eliminating the need for a separate installation to successfully run<br />

AcuSolve. Spaces are now fully supported within installation paths and working directory paths on<br />

Windows as well.<br />

A single package of AcuSolve is now used to install both the legacy licensed version of the solver<br />

(i.e. ACUSIM licensing)as well as the HWU licensed version of the code. This allows all users to take<br />

advantage of the improvements to the packaging.<br />

Significant changes have also been made to the directory structure into which AcuSolve is installed.<br />

AcuSolve now installs using the following structure: INSTALL_DIR/altair/acusolve/platform/.<br />

Where platform is one of win32,win64, or linux64 and INSTALL_DIR is chosen by the user at<br />

installation time. The $ACUSIM_VERSION variable is no longer used. However, for backward<br />

compatibility, it is set to an empty string on Linux platforms.<br />

For users that wish to link the new directory structure within a legacy installation on Linux platforms,<br />

this can be accomplished by soft linking the resulting directory structure to the “latest” link, or by soft<br />

linking it to a link with the version as the name. Below are some examples:<br />

• <strong>HyperWorks</strong> and AcuSolve installed in: /scratch1/Applications/<strong>HyperWorks</strong>/<strong>12.0</strong><br />

• Legacy AcuSolve installation in : /scratch1/Applications/Acusim/LINUX64

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